Entertainment & Restaurant

50,000 square foot state of the art experience center for current and future Porsche fans situated on 53 acres.  The facility houses car display areas, car and parts storage, staff training, restaurant/kitchen, offices, and a conference room. The “experience” portion of the center includes a track with varied surfaces, a low-friction skid pad, a testing workshop, as well as science lab dedicated to maximizing athletic performance called the Porsche Human Performance Center.  The project is pursuing LEED certification.

Award winning adaptive reuse project which transformed four 1950’s warehouse buildings into a modern event venue plus office spaces

Scottsdale based Aline Architects converted an existing nondescript restaurant space into an open, interesting space that evokes the peace and simplicity embodied in the Zen philosophy.  Among the striking new architectural features is a floating roof over the new patio.  The project was featured in Wayfair.

Tenant improvement to a newly constructed 5,490 square foot restaurant shell.

Remodel and seismic upgrade for a 6,000 square foot restaurant building.

Conversion of decades old convenience store to a modern indoor/outdoor café.

Fast food restaurant TI

Cineopolis provides moviegoers with a luxury movie experience at a reasonable price, and consists of auditoriums with electronically controlled recliners, “boothless” digital projection, sound, and lighting. Outside the auditoriums are lounge areas, a full service bar, and kitchen where patrons can get food and drinks to be enjoyed at their seats.

40,000 square foot casino situated on the banks of the Mississippi River and an adjacent 40,000 square foot two-level parking garage.

7,826 square foot restaurant with 2,300 square foot partially covered patio utilizing Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs).

The 17,500 square foot building includes an 8 lane bowling alley and two movie theaters with concessions and large truss ceiling lobby.

A 24,000-square-foot showroom and maintenance shop for motorcycles and ATVs.  The building’s industrial look includes an exposed steel structure and a suspended mesh-steel motorcycle display area.

120,000 square foot addition to the existing Santa Maria Town Center Mall. Modeled after the old Santa Maria Theater, the addition is wrapped in a slumpstone veneer to match the historic look of the existing mall. The two-story building features new retail spaces on the first floor and a fourteen screen theater on the second floor. An area of the existing mall roof was removed to create an outdoor courtyard entrance for the theater.

Restaurant TI in the Venetian Hotel Casino